Sharjah government departments' working hours in Ramadan announced - GulfToday

Sharjah government departments' working hours in Ramadan announced

  • 11 Apr 2021
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The Sharjah Human Resources Directorate (SHRD) announced the work hours for the Holy month of Ramadan in government departments in the Emirate of Sharjah, starting at 9.00 and ending at 14.00.

It has further said that the departments, agencies and institutions operating the shift system will determine the beginning and end of the work hours according to the work requirements.

On this occasion, the department congratulated President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and the Supreme Council Members, Their Highnesses Rulers of the Emirates, and the people of the UAE and the Arab and Islamic nations.

The Sharjah Human Resources Directorate (SHRD) announced the work hours for the Holy month of Ramadan in government departments in the Emirate of Sharjah, starting at 9.00 and ending at 14.00.

It has further said that the departments, agencies and institutions operating the shift system will determine the beginning and end of the work hours according to the work requirements.

On this occasion, the department congratulated President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and the Supreme Council Members, Their Highnesses Rulers of the Emirates, and the people of the UAE and the Arab and Islamic nations.

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